Breakthrough Energy Movement Conference Organizes Paradigm Change

An international conference sponsored by the Global Breakthrough Energy Movement (GlobalBEM) will be held November 9, 10 and 11 in Hilversum Holland highlighting new energy science and technology.

The program will feature LENR, as well as advanced physics concepts in hybrid energy sources, noble gas and plasma technologies, magnetics, and zero point energy. The event is dedicated to Dr. Brian O’Leary, an astronomer, planetary scientist, and Apollo-era NASA astronaut who later embraced new energy technology becoming the founder of New Energy Movement [about].

GlobalBEM started as a volunteer driven group and non-profit organization in 2011 “to educate and bring awareness to the general public about breakthrough energy technologies, which are clean, sustainable, abundant and world-changing.”

“While we recognize and support the importance and growing role of conventional renewable energy technologies like wind, solar, biofuels, geothermal, hydroelectric, etc., our particular focus is on breakthrough energy technologies which have the capacity to produce quantum leap advances in clean energy generation for the entire planet.”

Echoing O’Leary’s teaching, GlobalBEM sees the subject “reaching beyond the technical and scientific sides of the discussion, into a global, social and cultural movement of awareness.”

The content of the three-day program has been “carefully put together to not only interest scientists, students, technicians and entrepreneurs, but also provide basic knowledge for the general public.”

Day 1 reviews the basic science and technologies.Day 2 surveys environmental, societal implications of energy paradigm change.Day 3 pulls together the history of these technologies while taking inventory of possible future developments.

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